Our endorsement process is straightforward and objective. We evaluate a candidate's public record and active campaign conduct across five core pillars: leadership competence, inclusive governance, human rights commitment, campaign civility, and ethical decision-making. To earn our endorsement, a candidate must fully align with these values.
We offer a direct, binary endorsement: a leader either fully reflects our standards for public service, or they do not.
2026 Endorsements Are Currently Under Review
Our team is actively reviewing candidate records, public statements, and active campaign conduct for the upcoming election cycle. Official endorsements will be published here and on our social media. See which local, state, and national leaders meet our standards for civil public service.
Congressional District 7: Adelita Grijalva
Congressional District 17: Ro Khanna
Governor: Phil Weiser
Attorney General: Jena Griswold
Secretary of State: Amanda Gonzalez
State Treasurer: Jeff Bridges
Congressional District 1: Melat Kiros
Congressional District 3: Dwayne Romero
State Board of Education - CD3: Barb Clementi
State Senate District 3: Aaron Gutierrez
State House District 46: Tisha Mauro
State House District 47: Vic Meyers
State House District 62: Matthew Martinez
Pueblo County Commissioner D3: Angela Giron
Pueblo County Assessor: Naseem Zubi
Pueblo County Clerk and Recorder: Candace Rivera
Pueblo County Sheriff: Allen Medina
Pueblo County Treasurer: Kim Archuletta
Pueblo County Coroner: Zolanye McCulley-Bachicha
US Senate: Abdul El-Sayed
Congressional District 5: Ilhan Omar
Congressional District 7: Claire Valdez
Congressional District 10: Brad Lander
Congressional District 13: Darializa Avila Chevalier
Congressional District 14: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
US Senate: James Talarico
Congressional District 37: Greg Casar
You can play a direct role in bringing accountability and respect back into our democracy.
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